
What the work is
A putting green is a shaped base with a specific surface on it. The base is what makes it roll true, and it is contoured deliberately rather than laid flat.
The same heat note applies as to any synthetic surface. So does the drainage requirement: a green that ponds after a storm is a green that will not putt.
What is included
- Excavation and shaped compacted base
- Drainage
- Surface laid, seamed and secured
- Cups, and fringe where you want it
- Infill and rolling
What is not
- Any claim about surface temperature. See the guide
- Irrigation removal
- Landscape around it, unless quoted in
Heat and drainage
It is a synthetic surface in full sun, so the temperature guide below applies to it as much as to turf. And in a storm here, a flat impermeable area with nowhere for water to go moves that water somewhere else on your lot.
What to ask anyone quoting this, us included
- How is the base contoured?
- Where does the water go?
- How hot does the surface get?